Put Bluetooth in your Classic Car!

[K.O. SWINGER]

I cheated. Retrosound stereo with all the parts from Crutchfield. Expensive but looks correct. Bluetooth, handsfree, Can even do Sirius/xm for a little more. It was $323 to the door. Speakers were already in place and I was installing an uncut dash and the fit was perfect.

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It all depends on what you want to pay.

what kind of power / wattage is that pushing

 

[Kent mosby]

what kind of power / wattage is that pushing

RetroSound Redondo RS M2A

I have the Hermosa version.

• Built-in 300-watt amplifier (TrueRating™: 25 watts RMS/45 watts peak x 4 channels)

 

[RAT ROD AL]

No way in heck I’d be able to even remotely hear a radio in my car. LOL.

 

[mopardude318]

LOL!!

 

[RustyRatRod]

All this hoorah and I still don't even know what bluetoof is.

 

['73red-duster]

All this hoorah and I still don't even know what bluetoof is.

Then everyone you know must own a toothbrush.

 

[KosmicKuda]

No way in heck I’d be able to even remotely hear a radio in my car. LOL.

I'll probably install some kind of Bluetooth system in my 60s cars but in the meantime, I use a JBL Flip 5 Bluetooth speaker. It's red and matches my 64 red interior. I carry that thing all over the house and garage. Plenty of things for me to listen to on Tunein Radio. It also has a genuine vintage Kmart FM converter with the mighty 2 watt factory AM.

Works fine in the old cars except driving the 5 hrs to Carlisle on the PA Turnpike. Top down, or all windows down surrounded by 18 wheelers is like flying on the outside of an airplane .

 

[hansbuscher]

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